Avicii’s ‘Levels’ has claimed the number one spot in this year’s One World Radio Tomorrowland Top 1000, dethroning Swedish House Mafia’s ‘Don’t You Worry Child’ from last year’s countdown. The results were revealed moments before 17:00 CEST today, marking the culmination of the annual fan-voted celebration of dance music.

This year’s edition of the Tomorrowland Top 1000 showcased the global reach of electronic music, blending classic anthems with modern hits while capturing what Tomorrowland calls the “true DNA” of the festival. The countdown spanned decades of dance music history, from nostalgia-driven favorites to breakthrough tracks that are shaping today’s scene.

The final top 10 reflects the enduring power of festival anthems:

1. Avicii – ‘Levels’
2. Swedish House Mafia, John Martin – ‘Don’t You Worry Child’
3. Sebastian Ingrosso, Tommy Trash, John Martin – ‘Reload’
4. Martin Garrix, Bonn – ‘High On Life’
5. Sebastian Ingrosso, Alesso, Ryan Tedder – ‘Calling (Lose My Mind)’
6. Dimitri Vegas, MOGUAI, Like Mike – ‘Mammoth’
7. OneRepublic, Alesso – ‘If I Lose Myself (Alesso vs OneRepublic)’
8. Hardwell – ‘Spaceman’
9. David Guetta, Sia – ‘Titanium’
10. Armin van Buuren – ‘Blah Blah Blah’

Avicii’s victory with ‘Levels’ comes as no surprise given the track’s lasting impact on electronic music culture. The 2011 anthem has been cited as a favorite by numerous artists, including Joel Corry and NERVO during their recent appearances at the One World Radio studio at Tomorrowland Winter.

Looking at the broader chart statistics, Martin Garrix dominated with 43 total entries across the 1000-track countdown, followed by Tiësto with 41 and David Guetta with 34. Among collaborations, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike led the duos with 23 tracks, while Swedish House Mafia topped the trios with 18 appearances.

This year’s countdown highlighted some remarkable shifts in fan preferences. KETTAMA secured the highest new entry with ‘It Gets Better (Forever Mix)’, while Chrystal and NOTION achieved the biggest climb, rising an impressive 609 places with ‘The Days (NOTION Remix)’.

The list demonstrated electronic music’s vast timeline, spanning from ‘The Age of Love’ from 1990 as the oldest track to contemporary releases from emerging artists. A notable trend was the resurgence of classic trance, with renewed support for artists like Ferry Corsten and early Tiësto productions confirming the genre’s enduring appeal.

The countdown also showcased the rise of a new generation, with emerging artists such as Marlon Hoffstadt and KI/KI making their mark alongside established legends. This blend of nostalgia and forward-thinking selections reflects how the global dance music community continues to evolve while honoring its roots.

As a completely fan-voted initiative, the Tomorrowland Top 1000 serves as an authentic barometer of what the “People of Tomorrow” community values most. From Pryda’s ‘The Beginning’ at number 1000 to Avicii’s chart-topping ‘Levels’, the countdown proves music’s power to unite fans across generations and continents.

Fans can experience the full Tomorrowland Top 1000 countdown this weekend on One World Radio and through the Tomorrowland app. The complete playlist is also available on Spotify, allowing listeners to revisit their favorite anthems anytime.